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Hanging scroll (kakejiku) with hand-brushed Zen calligraphy by Kobayashi Taigen of Oubaiin, a sub-temple of Daitoku-ji of the Rinzai school. The phrase reads "Koyo sansen ni mitsu," describing autumn maple leaves filling both the mountains and the rivers. Rendered on paper (shihon).
Artist / Maker: Kobayashi Taigen (小林太玄) of Oubaiin
Subject / Motif: Zen phrase "Koyo sansen ni mitsu," autumn maple leaves filling both the mountains and the rivers
Technique: Hand-brushed calligraphy
Material: Paper (shihon)
Dimensions: 167 x 31 cm
Signature / Seal / Box: Signed wooden box (tomobako)
Included: Wooden box (tomobako)
Condition: Slight staining is present, but there is no notable soiling and the condition is good. Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
The phrase expresses a scene of brilliant autumn splendor becoming the wondrous landscape of enlightenment. Suited for a Japanese room, tokonoma alcove, or tea room, ideal as an autumn seasonal scroll for the tea ceremony, among other display settings.
